Examples of using Also regrets in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Committee also regrets the absence of information in the State party ' s report on the implementation of its previous recommendation regarding the protection of children of migrant families in irregular situations against discrimination.
The Committee also regrets that, despite the State party ' s efforts, the right to a bilingual and intercultural education for indigenous peoples recognized by the Constitution is not fully respected in practice(see CERD/C/65/CO/1).
The Committee also regrets the lack of information and statistical data on all types of violence against women and of the steps taken to assess the effectiveness of measures undertaken to combat violence against women including domestic violence(arts. 3 and 7).
The Committee also regrets that the State party report did not contain sufficient information on the extent of forced evictions carried out in the State party, in particular as a result of the enormous scale of development projects(art. 11).
The Committee also regrets the lack of information on the situation of other minorities, such as the Turkeman, Assyrian, Chaldean and Christian minorities, and on the enjoyment of their rights under articles 26 and 27 of the Covenant.
The Committee also regrets that while providing detailed information on prevailing legislation in the field of human rights in Lithuania, the report does not contain sufficient specific information on the implementation of the Covenant in practice.
The Committee also regrets that the President, the President ' s Office, the Attorney-General and Secretary for Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs and any member of their staff are specifically excluded from investigation by the Ombudsman.
The Committee also regrets the lack of information on the impact of the current economic crisis on women and on the continuing welfare reform, including with regard to the pensionable ages for women and men, which are not the same.
Also regrets the non-compliance of the Secretary-General with the request in paragraph 8 of its resolution 50/221 B to submit a comprehensive proposal on the total requirement for human resources from all sources of funding for the backstopping of peacekeeping operations;
Also regrets that the United Nations Postal Administration and the services to visitors incurred net losses during the biennium 1994-1995, and requests the Secretary-General to take all necessary measures to redress the situation and to report thereon to the General Assembly;
It also regrets the absence of disaggregated data and of any substantive answer to questions 3, 11, 12, 16, 18, 19, 20, 24 and 28.
The Committee also regrets the lack of information provided on the existence and implementation of regional and bilateral memorandums of understanding and/or agreements with other countries on trafficking and the inadequate information provided on the prosecution and punishment of traffickers.
It also regrets that the National Children ' s Council and the other bodies, ministries and councils lack the requisite institutional capacity,
While the Working Group welcomes the various initiatives undertaken with regard to convergence of standards and embedding of the Guiding Principles in global governance frameworks, the Working Group also regrets the missed opportunities.
While noting the Law on Probation, which recently came into force, the Committee also regrets the insufficient use of alternatives to imprisonment in the State party(art. 9).
Noting the importance of country visits, the Special Representative indicates her intention to focus on Africa in 2004, but also regrets the large number of requests for invitations that have not yet received a positive response.
In this context the Special Rapporteur also regrets that the Government of Egypt did not reply to his questions on the fate of Egyptian ex-Guantánamo Bay detainee Reda Fadel El-Weleli(alternative spelling: Fael Roda Al Waleeli), who was transferred from Guantánamo Bay to Egypt on 1 July 2003.
The Committee also regrets the lack of available information regarding the number of victims of torture and illtreatment who may have received compensation and the amounts awarded in such cases as well as the lack of information about other forms of assistance, including medical or psychosocial rehabilitation, provided to these victims(art. 14).
Also regrets that the report requested by the General Assembly in paragraph 14 of its resolution 51/221 B on the use of consultants was not provided by 1 March 1997, and requests the Secretary-General to submit the report to the Assembly at the first part of its resumed fifty-second session;
The Committee also regrets the lack of available information regarding the number of victims of torture and illtreatment who may have received compensation and the amounts awarded in such cases as well as the lack of information about other forms of assistance, including medical or psychosocial rehabilitation, provided to these victims.